Letter G 86500–86750

German ally. German foe since August, 1944. Gang action Gang brawl Gang confrontation Gang warfare Gang fighters Gang fights Growls like a thunder Gastric parts of cud-chewing mammals. "Gin" card game "Gin" game Game of sets and sequences Good card game for the inebriated? game Gin accompanier General talk, hearsay Gossip mill's product Gossip's forte. Gossipmonger's buzz Gossipy story Grapevine buzz Grapevine concern Grapevine fodder Grapevine gleaning Grapevine gleanings. Grapevine growth Grapevine item Grapevine product Grapevine story Grapevine stuff Grapevine tale. Grapevine traveler Grist for a yenta's mill Grist for the tabloid mill? Gossipy network Grapevines Grapevines, sometimes Gossipy bartender's choices? Gossip items Gossipmonger's goodies Gossips spread them Grapevine fuel Grapevine growths Grapevine transmissions Growths on the grapevine Grimm brothers fairy tale Grimm little man with elusive name. Grimm name-game guy Grimm tale Going for pina coladas? Grog ingredients Get on a slate Get on the ballot Get on track? Go cross country Go cross-country Go for a jog Go for a seat Go for elected office Go jogging Go office-hunting? Go, mechanically Get ready to soak Get stuck on a sandbar, perhaps "Go on, git!" Go away as a marathoner might? Go into a frenzy. ___ gun: court stategy Get groceries, for example Go through when you shouldn't Go phishing? Gridiron sprint following an interception Group inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame by Eminem German letter Germanic letter Gothic bard. Get the groceries, etc. Go grocery shopping, etc. Go to the bank, get groceries, etc. Germanic inscriptions "Get outta here quickly!" Good bit of competition Go unrestrained German mathematician (1856–1927). Get-together on a ladder? Go all out to win an election Go from one extreme to another "Green Mansions" chief Go around in ovals Get backed up, maybe Get behind, as in one's schedule Go long Go past the scheduled end time Go past the scheduled time Get off the leash Get unleashed Get close to "Empty" GROOVE for thing to slide along Going off the rails Going to the grocery store, the bank, etc. Guest rope: Naut. Governing a Brazilian city? Going for a jog alongside actor Hudson? Gambler's nightmare Go longer than expected Go without interruption Go on disparagingly Grammatical flaw that may be fixed with a semicolon Get used up Go later than planned Go longer than planned Go past the limit Go too long Grow abundantly Game scores. Goes a la Coe Goes for a jog, say Goes for a seat Grand slam quartet Goes once around the track Gets credit at the bar Gets credit from the bartender Gets fully depleted Gets no new ideas Goes all out, on the track Gets passed down, perhaps Gets passed from generation to generation Goes around and around Goes long? Goes without a leash Go off without a hiccup Glances at briefly Gets exhausted Gets tired __ gamut (covers all) ___ gauntlet (goes through an ordeal) Goes through an ordeal. Garvin finally accepted in routine, the smallest of the brood Go from A to Z Golfer's approach to the green. Gouge, as prices Go into debt Greet eagerly "Guys and Dolls" is based on his writing "Guys and Dolls" man Gender-bending performer Grint of the Harry Potter films Grint who plays Ron in Harry Potter films Geoponic Grange setting Grandma Moses subject Gorki loc. Genus of deer. Gain ground yardage Geddy Lee's band Geoffrey of "Genius" Geoffrey of "Shine" Go for the passer Go too quickly Grassy plant Group inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2013 Got to go faster Greek wannabe Guy with the football, often Goes like hell Group taking a pledge Greek societies selection ritual Gridiron order Grimm in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Gromyko's language. Georgia Senator, chairman of Immigration Committee. "Get Him to the Greek" comedian "Gladiator" Best Actor winner "Gladiator" Oscar winner (2010) Grocery clerk who became a millionaire Greenish-brown apple Good potatoes for French fries Gogol's land Georgian red Garnish similar to Thousand Island Gorbachev in A.M. action? Gorbachev preparing to leave for work? Gangster group in "Eastern Promises" "Game" featured in "The Deer Hunter" Game in which losers have a blast? Game in which losers never ask for a rematch Game offering 5-1 odds Game that has only a single round Game with empty chambers Game with one round Game with suicidal tendencies. Game you can lose only once Game you can't lose twice Game you only lose once Gun gamble Gust, in a first language? "Get Shorty" actress Rene "Get Shorty" actress René Geographical combining form. Gets to be undrinkable, say Gibson's "Ransom" co-star Gibson's "Ransom" co-star, 1996 Gibson's co-star in "Ransom" Gibson's wife in "Ransom" Go to the country. Gather, with "up" Get a cow? Grab someone else's head? Gets a cow? Gets corroded Gets creaky, say Gets eaten away, in a way Gives in to oxidation Gives in to oxidation, in a way Grain banes Getting-nowhere spot Going nowhere groove Grind, so to speak Grinding routine Groove in a dirt road Groove in a muddy road Groove in a road Groove in the road Groove it's hard to get out of Groove left by a Conestoga Groove made by a wheel Groove made by wheel Groove made by wheels Groove on the road Groove on the trail Groove or routine Groovy track Ground groove groove Road Bump in the Gehrig teammate Girl who stood amid the "alien corn" Gordon of "Harold and Maude" Gordon of "Rosemary's Baby" Gordon or Ginsburg Gordon or Roman Great-grandmother of David Grover Cleveland's daughter, after whom a candy was supposedly named George Segal's 'Where's Poppa?' co-star George Herman and others. Ginsberg and The Babe Gordon and Ginsburg Gordon and Roman Gordon and Westheimer Gordon, Negga and Wilson Going-nowhere existences